Where is hale-bopp comet now?

Answer 1

It's still traveling in outer space...where else could it be? And hopefully the 3 Saturn Shaped UFO's that came with it, that I observed while on Earth have finished their mission. TRUE THAT!!

Answer 2

Halley's Comet is past the orbit of Neptune, and is approaching its aphelion, or "farthest distance from the Sun".

Comets travel quite slowly out there, and it will be many years before it reaches aphelion beyond the orbit of Pluto and starts its long fall back into the inner solar system. By the time it gets sunward of Jupiter's orbit, it will already be going very fast indeed, and will only take a couple of years for it to whip past the Sun and recede out past Jupiter's orbit again.

Answer 3

The Hale-Bopp comet is now beyond the orbit of Uranus but is expected to still be visible by large telescopes until about 2020. If you want to see Hale-Bopp without any telescope you have to wait until 4534 AD. :(

Answer 4

Hale-Bopp comet last passed through the inner solar system in 1997, and it won't return for about 2,380 years. Currently, it's located in the outer realms of the solar system, beyond the orbit of Neptune.

Answer 5

As of May 2010 Halley's comet is 32 Astromical units from the Sun (4,800 million km's)

For location, click on the link below.

Answer 6

Comet Hale-Bopp was discovered in two different places at the same time. It was discovered in Phoenix, Arizona and New Mexico.

Answer 7

Hale-Bopp was seen closest to earth on 22 March 1997 in places like China, Mongolia and eastern Siberia.

Answer 8

Comet Hale-Bopp is not expected to reappear in our solar system until approximately 4385 AD !

Answer 9

29th,march.1997